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Pilbara Ports throughput falls in January

In January 2024, Pilbara Ports recorded a total monthly throughput of 58.2 million tonnes (Mt). This marked a 10% decline compared to January 2023.

Specifically, the Port of Port Hedland achieved a monthly throughput of 43.0Mt, with 42.3Mt attributed to iron ore exports. This represents a 12% decrease in total throughput compared to January 2023. Imports through the Port of Port Hedland amounted to 146,000 tonnes, indicating a 15% decrease compared to January 2023.

Meanwhile, the Port of Dampier delivered a total throughput of 14.2Mt, experiencing a 7% decrease from January 2023. Imports through the Port of Dampier totalled 151,000 tonnes, reflecting a 23% increase from January 2023.

According to the port’s statement, various factors contribute to the fluctuations in throughput, including shifts in market conditions, ongoing port maintenance activities, and the requirements of stakeholders.





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